“I went to the shops for many years and was upset because the searches were fruitless. Now I sew, and I can create what I like, what I am sure of!”
About Lead Page
Today's heroine of our column is called Bianca. Bianca lives in San Francisco and enjoys sewing - moreover, she likes outfits with a touch of vintage the most. Skirts, dresses, blouses, silhouettes and cut that refer to the 1940s, 50s and 60s, the leading page chooses not only because she likes the fashion of these years: such models best emphasize its shape. Yes, Bianca is a plus sign, and now she recalls that she began to learn to sew first of all because she could not find clothes in stores that she liked and sat well. “I was about fifteen when the desire came to learn how to sew,” she says. “I looked at the street-style photo on the Internet. I liked some of the images, but in reality I could not find anything like that, besides - suitable. It became a catalyst : can't find the dress - sew it! "
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What is this page about
At first glance, Bianca’s page may seem like a normal life-style blog, if you don’t know that almost all the things in which it is captured in the photographs are hand-sewn by her.“I often joke that I completely refused to buy ready-made clothes and I do not regret it,” she says. “The truth is that when you try to dress in stores, you are too often disappointed because you cannot find what you like "I went to the shops for many years and was upset because the search was fruitless. Now I sew, and I can create with my own hands what I like, what I'm sure of!"
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Who will be interested in this page
If you like the fashion of the 1940-60s and you are interested in creating modern things that refer to the trends of those years, we recommend that you look at the Bianchi page. There are no master classes there (you can find them on her YouTube channel), but there are many beautiful images that show how to wear and combine clothes with a vintage “bias” these days. Surely you will find something useful for yourself on the Bianca page if you, like her, have magnificent feminine forms, but in another case this blog will be interesting to those who sew. “Creating each project is an act of love. I sincerely dream to see how those who are fond of sewing become more confident in this,” says Bianca.
More photos: @vintageontap
